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Timetable Software

GoneShootin · 2002-10-10 10:14:33

To suit a Primary School. My old school asked me about this, can anyone recommend a decent system ? Must be easy to use btw :)

10-10-2002 11:14am

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GoneShootin

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To suit a Primary School.

My old school asked me about this, can anyone recommend a decent system ?

Must be easy to use btw

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#2 10-10-2002 11:45am

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If you just want to make out some timetables (not generate them) Outlook in Office is very usefull, but for generating i'd say maybe try tucows.

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#3 10-10-2002 12:13pm

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There is some fairly OK timetable think that integrates into the Calendar in MSOutlook 2000/XP and prints out fairly OK. remember google is wonderful. I think its freeware...basically some macros.

I sassume that a timetable for a primary school is for a room or rooms and not complex like a secondary school one.

BTW don't touch the secondary school timetable software called FacilIT as recommended by the Dept of Ed, it is a disgusting buggy complex overpriced POS

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